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Point Roadknight Great Ocean Road

Point Roadknight, near Anglesea on the Great Ocean Road, is a stunning spot with rock formations, beaches and views. Between Apollo Bay and Port Campbell this seaside town is a peaceful haven with a mix of natural beauty and heritage. Point Roadknight is perfect for families, beach lovers and adventure seekers wanting to explore the Surf Coast of Victoria.

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Point Roadknight

Point Roadknight is a quick stop if you are driving along the Great Ocean Road, 1 minute from Anglesea Main Beach and 1.5 hours from Melbourne. You’ll pass through Kennett River and Cape Otway and see the Southern Ocean and rainforest, ancient rock formations and limestone cliffs and stacks – the natural wonders that make this road famous. Experience the wonders of the Great Ocean Road Tour! Stop at Point Roadknight, located 1.5 hours from Melbourne, and enjoy stunning views of the Southern Ocean and pristine beaches.

Parking

There is parking and basic facilities – toilets, picnic areas and BBQs – around Point Roadknight Beach. Nearby you’ll find accommodation from beachside backpackers to luxury options so something for everyone.

Point Roadknight
When to Visit Point Roadknight

When to Visit Point Roadknight

November to April is the best time to visit Point Roadknight when it’s warm and the coastal towns are bustling. This is the time for beach activities, walking tracks and taking in the views. But the area is lovely all year round – spring for the wildflowers or winter for the peace.

Point Roadknight Beach

Point Roadknight Beach is a Surf Coast treasure, with calm central waters and a sheltered bay it’s a family beach. The shallow blue water is perfect for swimming and paddling and the rocky outcrops and magnificent rock stacks are great for photos. This beach is for those who love views and the unique rock formations of this area.
The Rock Pools

The Rock Pools

The rock pools at Point Roadknight, also known as Soapy Rocks, are a marine lover’s dream. At low tide these pools reveal an underwater world of marine mammals, small fish and other sea creatures. Great way to get kids and adults involved in exploring the ecosystems of the Great Ocean Road.

Surfing at Point Roadknight

Point Roadknight is a beginner’s surf spot due to its gentle waves and sheltered conditions. For more experienced surfers there are nearby beaches like Bells Beach, Anglesea Main Beach and Johanna Beach that have famous surf beaches with big breaks and powerful waves. These Australian beaches are world famous and are surfed all year round.

Surfing at Point Roadknight
Nearby National Parks

Nearby National Parks

The area is full of natural beauty, with several national parks and reserves to explore. Port Campbell National Park, home of the famous limestone stacks of the Twelve Apostles and the Bay of Islands, has views and rock formations. Further along the Great Ocean Road, the Otway Fly Treetop Adventures take you into the ancient rainforest of the Great Otway National Park, which has ancient rainforest trails and views from high above the forest floor.

Accommodation Near Point Roadknight

Looking for luxury or budget accomondation? Anglesea and surrounding towns have options. Here are:

  • Anglesea Family Caravan Park: Family friendly with lots of facilities.

  • Beach Backpackers Anglesea: For a more relaxed and social vibe.

  • Great Ocean Road Resort: Comfort and convenience by the beach.

FAQ

Point Roadknight’s calm and shallow waters are perfect for kids. The beach is sheltered and safe for swimming and playing.
Point Roadknight itself is more beginner friendly but Anglesea has surf schools where you can book lessons and hire gear. For more experienced surfers Bells Beach and Johanna Beach are options.
You’ll see native wildlife like kangaroos, echidnas and various bird life. Tower Hill Wildlife Reserve is also close by where you can see more of the local wildlife.
Anglesea and surrounding areas have lots of cafes, restaurants and takeaways to grab a feed after a day at the beach or exploring.
Dogs are allowed but check council rules, especially during peak season. Always check before bringing your fur baby.

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